Ricoh VT3500, Service Manual

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[Make-up Mode]
A variety of editing functions can be selected in the make-up mode as follows:
Step 1 Make command sheet(s) to designate the areas to be edited. The
diagonal line method or closed area method can be used for a
command sheet to designate areas. Up to four command sheets
can be used at a time to designate areas for an original. If
designated areas on two or more command sheets overlap, the
data from the last command sheet will apply for the overlapped
portion.
Step 2 Select the appropriate command number for the designated areas
using the number keys. Only one command can be selected for
each command sheet (up to four sheets) from seven modes. (See
the following table of modes for designated area.) When two or
more command sheets are used, select a appropriate mode for
each command sheet.
When a pattern mode is selected, also select an appropriate
background pattern using the Number keys. There are 40 patterns
from no. 1 to 40. (See the following list of background patterns.)
Patterns no. 51 to 90 are the same as patterns no. 1 to 40 but the
pattern elements are twice as large. By adding 100 on the pattern
numbers of no. 1 to 40 and no. 51 to 90, the patterns rotate 90°.
Therefore, there are 180 patterns in all.
[Diagonal Line Method]
Designated Area
[Closed Line Method]
Command Sheet
Original
Designated Area
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